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Installing AutoIt3.h on Code::Blocks


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Hi! I use Code::Blocks with the MinGW compiler for C programming. I put .h file in the \Include dir, the .a file in the \lib dir, set up compiler, linking statically the lib, but it doesn't works...can someone help me?thanks

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Hi! I use Code::Blocks with the MinGW compiler for C programming. I put .h file in the \Include dir, the .a file in the \lib dir, set up compiler, linking statically the lib, but it doesn't works...can someone help me?thanks

TWiz

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to use AutoIt3.h...it says me that are syntax error, but I just typed "#include <AutoIt3.h>...how can I install the library?

Library? AutoIT3.h?? Are you talking about AutoItX?? Do you want to use libautoitx3.a??

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Library? AutoIT3.h?? Are you talking about AutoItX?? Do you want to use libautoitx3.a??

when I include AutoItX.h in my source files, I link statically libautoitx3.a in the linker settings, but when I try to compile programs it says there are some errors before init! how can I solve this problems? Are there any tutorials to find out a solution? Tnx

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